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Even as getting an amino acid sequence became cheaper faster than Moore's law, determining the final folded structure, either by measurement or by simulation, remained expensive and infeasible. Without precise shapes, it is difficult to apply our knowledge of—and even our capacity to edit—genetic codes to improve outcomes in biotechnology.
As with tensors, so with proteins: it's all about the shapes. The genetic code specifies a sequence of chemicals, called amino acids, that are the building blocks of proteins, in turn the building blocks of biological systems. These linear sequences are transformed, millions of times per day per cell in your body, into complex 3D shapes, from
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